Overview
The knowledge graph builds a visual map of documents and wiki links in your workspace. Node layout physics are computed using the shared Rust core's force layout engine (graph_layout_step) and rendered smoothly on each platform.
See your workspace as an interactive network of ideas. Discover clusters, identify isolated thoughts, and explore your thinking visually.
The knowledge graph builds a visual map of documents and wiki links in your workspace. Node layout physics are computed using the shared Rust core's force layout engine (graph_layout_step) and rendered smoothly on each platform.
Every note in your workspace is represented as a node. When one note references another through a wiki link [[Target]], an edge connects them.
You can pan across the canvas, zoom in and out, and drag individual nodes. Dragging a node pins it under your pointer while other nodes dynamically adjust their positions.
Clicking any existing note node opens that document directly in the editor.
| Platform | Where to find it |
|---|---|
| macOS | View → Show Knowledge Graph (⇧⌘K) or Knowledge Graph toolbar button |
| iPhone and iPad | iPad: Knowledge Graph toolbar button (navigation bar trailing); iPhone: toolbar overflow menu under Panels → Knowledge Graph |
| Linux | Knowledge Graph in header bar (Ctrl+Shift+G) |
| Android | Graph in the More (⋮) menu |
The visual graph canvas is part of Tessamark Pro. On the free tier, wiki links and reciprocal backlinks continue working completely without restriction.
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